Synonyms and antonyms of Glues and tapes for sticking things in British Thesaurus

adhesive (noun)

a substance used for making things stick together

binder (noun)

a substance used when making other substances that helps them stick together

Blu-Tack ()

a blue substance like soft rubber that is used for sticking pieces of paper, posters etc to walls

epoxy resin (noun)

a type of very strong glue

fixative (noun)

a type of glue

glue (noun)

a sticky substance that you use to fix things to each other

gum (noun)

British a type of glue, used especially to stick paper

mastic (noun)

a sticky substance used as a glue for filling holes and keeping out water

paste (noun)

a kind of glue, often made of flour and water, that is used to make paper or something else stick to a surface

resin (noun)

a chemical substance that is used instead of natural resin

Scotch tape (American)

American clear plastic material that is sticky on one side and is used for sticking things together

sealing wax (noun)

a hard substance that melts (=becomes like a liquid) when you heat it, used for putting a seal on a letter, document etc

Sellotape (British)

British clear plastic material that is sticky on one side and is used for sticking things together

size (noun)

a type of glue used for making paper or cloth become stiff and shiny

sticker (noun)

a piece of paper or plastic with a picture, colour, or writing on one side and a sticky surface on the other that you can stick to something

sticky tape (noun)

British a long thin clear piece of sticky plastic on a roll, used for sticking paper or other things to each other. People often use the trade names Sellotape in British English, or Scotch tape in American English.

Superglue ()

a type of very strong glue that sticks things together very quickly

tape (noun)

a long thin band of plastic that is sticky on one side and is used for sticking things together